Assignment - Design Your Dream Studio
Assignment - Design Your Dream Studio
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Juice
I want to do this but i dont even have this course and can’t see this lesson even 😅 But i want to design my dream studio.
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ASSIGNMENTS

Dream Studio Project

Imagine you have a budget of 200 million dollars. What kind of art studio would you build for yourself?

Now is the time to design the creative space, furniture, and amenities you’ve dreamed about for the place you want to live in, and work in, for the rest of your life.

Ideate thumbnails, plans, elevations, 3/4 views, reference, and inspirations that will help you realize your ideas. Post your favorite musings to show us what you imagine, and watch the video to see the inspiring work of former student submissions.

If you’re feeling confident and ambitious, take your drawings to finish, but if your ideas push the boundaries of your perspective knowledge, remember that in part two of this course, you will gain skills to help you solve perspective problems, including the ones you have designed for yourself!

You have several months to complete this. I will look at them before we begin our next round of lessons.

Deadline - submit by April 19, 2026 for a chance to be in the critique video!

See you in part 2!

Dennis Yeary
when is the next lesson?
MADawg
12d
In the picture plane lesson, the image should actually be placed where the grid lesson is currently located. it doesn't really matter, just pointing that out
Charlie Nicholson
We were just testing to see how close you were paying attention. Good eyes!
Maria Bygrove
This is so much fun (and so easy to get lost in and forget work/dinner/sleep/family)! My dream studio is a converted monastery: a small-ish church, single aisle, with a walled garden attached where I can go for a walk in the cloister even if its raining, and the simple monks quarters converted into my living space. Ideally, I'd like the monastery to be in some cool town, with lots of culture. And when the city life gets too much, I can lock myself in my own sanctuary. First floor plan ideas, some notes, image reference and inspiration, and an attempt to render the studio/church in an isometric view (though the ribbed vaulted ceiling is a bit of a challenge...)
Maria Bygrove
Gosh, this is so much fun, can't wait to start building this thing... :)
Maria Bygrove
Trying to figure out those ribbed vaulted ceilings...
Sita Rabeling
Wonderful :) Great hiding place! ❤️
Carlos Javier Roo Soto
I finally got around to start this assignment. For the moment I did these poor excuses of thumbnails. I feel like my perspective abilities had deteriorated but that's why I'm doing this course again from the start, hopefully I just need to put what I learn into practice by doing my own art and I'll recover. And this project will help. I don't really have a clear vision for a dream studio. For the moment I listed all the simple necessities my studio will need. My guess is I need to do more research on how much would a studio actually cost and look for reference. I did this after working on a script for a video, so my brain may had been a little fried. Any advice on how to come out with ideas and train my atrophied imagination muscles will be welcome!!!
Sita Rabeling
🤔 Don't know if this helps, but: Why don't start simply with your office where you do art. At the moment I try to draw my studio with tables, easel, a bike, skeleton, chair etc. from above in one point perspective. Maybe you have different furniture, but to draw everything in birds eye view in a room is already a challenge. Or try different angles. And you exercise what we have learned til now. Today I think I understood why part 2 is all about boxes....(and more of course) 💡Put everything in a box! Duh. I look at videos with Kim Jung Gi for instance to get inspired. Maybe when once we understand the whole box thing we can go wild with our imagination. We can do it! 😃
Shayan Shahbazi
it is going to be super fun 🤩
Lucie VERGNON
I am soooo excited for this assignement !! Thank you so much Marshall, and i'm waiting for the part 2 :D
@rupertdddd
Wow - I was not expecting this - this is a very cool brief… thanks Marshal! I’m looking forward to getting my teeth into this over the next few months. Part 1 of this course has been superb...
Sita Rabeling
This is a first thumbnail of my dream studio that was sent to me from the other dimension, totally unexpected and I'm a very happy hermit here :) Need nothing more. Well, music. It's temporary though, because it's anti-squat. But the mayor across the street likes what's happening in this building 🤞🏻 My neighbour gives cello lessons (I love the sounds in the background), there's a hatter, an art friend who etches, 2 other artists and there are live model and portrait sessions a few times a week. When this all ends - nothing is permanent in this world isn't it - I might turn to you, Marshall. For now this is it. (An impression, without all the things laying around - I have to reorganise.)
Vera Robson
What a wonderful assignment, also appreciate the long deadline. Gives me a chance to catch on with the course during the holidays after a very busy period at work in the last few months. Wishing Marshall and the Proko Team a lovely seasonal break!
Dooby
2mo
Wait, if someone's studio goes under the 200 million, would they keep the rest?....asking for a friend....
M C
2mo
Guys - it seems we all have about the same fantasy studio/compound! add a japanese garden a vegetarian (not vegan, i want free and happy chicken and cows around living like cherished pets) and a music room
Juice
2mo
I want to do this but i dont even have this course and can’t see this lesson even 😅 But i want to design my dream studio.
Ash
2mo
It's on sale! :) join usss
Daniel Lucas Nizari
Version 0.0.1 of my dream studio. So far I need te design. I introduced many problems to solve xd. Especially how to fit all in a single picture - safari/zoo parc - footbalfield - tennis court - glass observatory - toilets - swimming pool - kitchen with food train throughout the rooms - mountain Forrest area - music room - rainbow kitten room - library - aquarium - butler - sakura garden with controlled weather dome, onsen hot spring, massagigst - green trees and moss walls
Sharon Cichelli
Is it a rainbow room for kittens, or a room for rainbow kittens? 😻 In either case, I’m glad there’s space for kitties.
M C
2mo
ooops: toilets! good point i was about to forget!
Juice
2mo
A studio with everything but an art studio? 😄 Fun ideas.
Carlos Javier Roo Soto
April? Is there really gonna be a 5-6 month gap between parts 1 and 2? Or this is gonna be a side assignment that we'll do along side the part 2 main lessons? Like we are in a monster of the week show and this assignment is the overarching plot that will culminate in the season finale?
Daniel Lucas Nizari
I think you have to see this as the main quest. And to achieve this main quest, @Marshall Vandruff wil give “side quest” between these months so you can “ level up” to achieve this arduous task. :) very unique approach Marshall, thanks!
Dennis Yeary
cool honestly I would garage that can hold several cars, a library/drawing room, entertainment room with the latest game system, 100/40 foot personal pool with jacuzzi, hydrophotic lab and with solar and wind power mills
M C
2mo
when is part 2 itself starting?
Stevie Roder
This is such a lovely surprise to see a fun new assignment Marshall popping up again. Also love the length of submitting it in as well. I can't wait to start slowly working on my own vision for my ideal studio for this one. Looking forward to what ya got in store for Part 2.
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